Tang

Author: Sun Ronggang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Throughout history, learners of Ouyang Xun's calligraphy have generally started with the "Nine Dragons Screen," "Postpartum Birth," and "Huadu Temple," although they may be aware of the "Yugong Gong Stele," few have dared to explore it. The main reason is that the stele is heavily damaged, with more than half of it missing and the remaining parts unclear and difficult to, often causing people to give up. In the current version of the "Yugong Gong Stele," which contains over 2,700 characters, one can only see as few as 400 (in the Song dynasty edition from the History Museum) or at most 800 (in the Jiaqing imperial collection edition). The author of this book, drawing on over 30 years of experience in studying Ouyang's calligraphy and extensive teaching practice, has collated and refined this book based on the "Pan Family's Haishan Xian Collection," referring to numerous rare editions. It presents an excellent model to dedicated calligraphy enthusiasts. Additionally, it explores an effective systematic approach to studying the "Yugong Gong Stele," aiming to promote the art of calligraphy in our country.